Japan

Japan does not fare well during pole shifts that exacerbate continental
drift, the tendency of the continents to equalize around the globe. It
sits on the edge of plates that will experience compression and plate
movement, disastrous for Japan during this coming severe pole shift.
Riddled with active and inactive volcanoes, Japan will find that tidal
waves are the least of her worries, as volcanoes that violently explode
will eradicate almost all life on these islands. Prior to the pole shift,
Japan will experience her share of the increasingly severe earthquakes and
volcanic eruptions that occur as Planet X approaches. Japan is rattled
almost daily by earthquakes of magnitude 5 and 6. It is only when the
magnitude is large enough to be classified as a 7 that international news
even pays attention. The country has learned to live with such quakes, its
infrastructure built in anticipation of earthquakes, and before the modern
era, housing was built with bamboo and with very flexible construction
designs that can creak and tilt but not shatter. We are speaking here of
quakes prior to the pole shift with a magnitude of 8 or higher, truly in
the scale of a 9 but perhaps not called that because of the USGS coverup
on quake magnitude. These quakes will rival the large quakes that Japan
has historically suffered periodically, but will be characterized by
sympathetic adjustments in the Pacific Ring of Fire not normally
accompanying large Japan quakes. The whole region will be seen as under
pressure from subducting Pacific plates and the reaction to this pressure.

Due to Japan's position on fault lines that lie under the ocean as well
as land, tidal waves will result on occasion from these increasingly
severe plate adjustments. Those living in coastal cities will thus find
tidal waves resulting from earthquakes increasing in severity as well as
the earthquakes themselves, leading up to the pole shift itself. The
relatively narrow land will be battered and shaken, leaving the populace
with few places to go. The tsunami press will be largest directly at right
angles from the islands, assaulting the coasts so the water is forced up
into the highlands, not along the coasts at an angle such that the force
of the water might be turned out to sea. In some cases, during the pole
shift, the water will rise high enough to surge completely over the
islands, washing them clean.

For Japan, there will be no safe place. It is like asking where in a
tornado one should stand to avoid the tearing of the wind! So much is
unpredictable. It could be assumed that some spots, high up so that tidal
bore does not force water up ravines to high places, or to the side of
volcanoes, so that hot gases and dropping rocks do not descend upon one,
might be safe. But with the air and sea in turmoil, this would be
unpredictable. Japan will experience an average of a 200 foot rise during
the pole shift, but this will vary from the north end of the Japanese
islands to the south. Japan lies on the N American continent, a tongue of
which protrudes in that direction, encompassing the Aleutian Islands,
Japan, and the Kamchatka region. We have stated that this tongue will not
break off to become a separate plate, despite all pressure on it. That
portion of the Japanese islands closer to the main plate, to the north,
will remain further above the waves after the shift, due to rising with
the main N American plate which will ride over the Pacific plates. Due to
the crumbling of the Philippine Plate, the region near the southern part
of the Japanese islands does not get pushed up as far, as that which would
subduct under southern Japan finds an easier path through the crumble.
Thus, northern Japan might find land rising 250 in elevation, while
southern Japan experiences a 150 rise in elevation.

ZetaTalk ™

Japan is at the juncture of several plate boundaries. The southern
islands are situated on the great Eurasian Plate, and fare the best
because this plate is massive and stable. The northern islands are on a
tongue of the great N American Plate, but this tongue is likewise stable
although it comes under extreme stress particularly at its tip, sometimes
called the Okhotsk Plate. It is the pressure from the Pacific that is the
issue, as the Pacific is compressing. Likewise, the Philippine Plate is at
issue, as it loses in the compression game and in essence is pushed under
and lost. The Philippine Plate is tipping, rising at the Mariana Islands
and diving under the tongue of the Eurasian Plate that holds Indonesia.
This tongue is itself being pushed down. Imagine the domino effect of the
Mariana Trench folding against the Philippine Plate, tipping this sideways
to drive the western edge under the tongue holding Indonesia, which is at
the same time breaking and bending to subduct under the curve of the
Indo-Australian Plate.

This is a domino pressure, happening almost simultaneously. The scenario
guarantees that the islands of southern Japan will be doing mountain
buildings, particularly at the point where these plates converge at Mt.
Fuji. The pressure from the compressing Pacific is applied directly on the
northern islands of Japan, however, where the Pacific Plate is pushing
under these islands. Thus when plate movement begins, there will first be
a tipping and pushing down and under the south of Japan, and then as
resistance here is eased, pressure on the northern part of Japan increases
until an adjustment is made there likewise. The great quakes to afflict
Japan prior to the pole shift will be thus in the south first, followed by
great quakes in the northern islands of Japan with consequent tsunami
heading for N America. Just when this will hit, and how much time will
pass between the quakes in the south to be followed by quakes in the
north, we cannot say.

ZetaTalk ™ 2010

Will Japan itself have tsunami during its great quakes on the South
Island? Where the North Island is on the great N American Plate, and thus
generates a tsunami toward N America when the Pacific Plate pushes under
it, the South Island has a complex plate joint. The Philippine Plate is
pushed under the South Island but rather than have the rise of the South
Island force a tsunami toward N America, the tsunami will be forced upon
the South Island. This is because the Philippine Plate is tipping at
the Marianna Islands side, rolling the water thus against the
South Island. Japan is well protected by a tsunami warning system, and
these tsunami are not outside of what Japan anticipates, overall.

ZetaTalk ™ 2010

Historically, Japan has suffered tsunami as high as 100 feet. Japan
anticipates such tsunami on its South Island, as plate movement is not new,
and the direction of movement also not new. However, the tipping of the
Philippine Plate will be more extreme this time, so in an abundance of
caution those concerned about tsunami should avoid the coastlines that
will be affected by quakes in the South Island and allow for a tsunami at
a potential height of 100-135 feet. The Japanese
government most assuredly is aware of the presence of Planet X and
the tight security that the US and major governments have imposed on this
information. They have been part of the cover-up for over a decade.

ZetaTalk ™
October, 2010

The folding of the Pacific (whereby the Marian Trench folds against the
Mariana Plate, which folds against and under the Philippine Plate, which
folds against and under the plate tongue holding Indonesia) will of course
involve Japan in the shocks. How would this not be so? The Philippine
Plate is also pushing under the south island of Japan, and the point of
juncture at Mount Fiji, a three-plate boundary where the Pacific and
Philippine plates slide past each other, will be a focus. The south island
will have jolts as the Philippine Plate tilts and pushes under it, and
Mount Fiji will also receive jolts as the Pacific Plate reverberates from
having the Philippine Plate scrape along its side. These quakes we would
place in the magnitude of 8, though they will be downgraded to be in the
range of magnitude 7. The north island shocks will be worse, as the
Pacific Plate is not going to tilt the way the Philippine Plate did, thus
it will ram its way under the north island. Here is where the
great shocks will occur, where they will unquestionably be called of a
magnitude 8 but will in truth be more akin to magnitude 9 quakes.

ZetaTalk ™
December 11, 2010

As horrific as this quake has been for Japan, it is not the
start of the Japan 7 of 10 events we have described. For the 7 of 10
events, Japan must experience a series of quakes, starting on
the South Island and then proceeding to the North Island. This quake is of
that size, but not in the correct sequence, not yet. The sinking of
Indonesia was predicted to occur without significant quakes there, what we
called a silent adjustment. The rolling of S America is predicted to have
a series of significant quakes in the 8-9 range. The African
roll and drop will again be silent and the adjustment of the New Madrid
again involving significant quakes in the 8-9 magnitude range. The New
Madrid adjustment in particular will be confusing to many, as quakes will
increased in frequency and severity, so that quakes of magnitude 6-7 are
not uncommon in the New Madrid area before the large 9+ quake that
accompanies the tearing of the fault line occurs. Thus quakes can occur
before the 7 of 10 adjustment, but not be an indication that the
7 of 10 sequence has jumped ahead.

ZetaTalk ™ March
19, 2011

The South Island of Japan has more stability than the North Island, as we
have explained. The South Island is attached to the very stable Eurasian
Plate, and as can be seen from a map of active volcanoes, has almost no
volcanic activity when compared to the highly active volcanoes throughout
the North Island. For the North Island, the volcano chain runs down the
center of the island, as this is where subduction of the Pacific Plate
creates the greatest pressure, well inland. Pressure on the South Island
is relieved at the border with the Philippine Plate, which tilts to
relieve the pressure and does not push under the Eurasian Plate to the
extent that subduction under the North Island occurs.

The 7 of 10 quakes for Japan we have estimated to be declared as magnitude
7 on the South Island (though in actuality magnitude 8) and magnitude 8
for the North Island (though in actuality magnitude 9). For the South
Island the 7 of 10 jolts will primarily take place off shore on the border
with the Philippine Plate, where most quakes afflicting the South Island
of Japan in fact strike, and along and between the fault lines that cross
the South Island. For the North Island their 7 of 10 jolts will be at the
plate border where subduction of the Pacific occurs to the center of the
island along the volcanic belt. This is where the greatest pressure will
be sustained, in this zone, from friction of the Pacific Plate scraping
along under the N American Plate.

ZetaTalk ™
October 15, 2011

Hokkaido Island of Japan is subject to pressure from the subduction of
the Pacific Plate, which creates mountain building deep below with
consequent rumpling of the land above. Rumpling can be described as
portions rising while other portions drop and roll, like the waves
arriving on a beach and turning upon themselves at the return to the
ocean. Earthquakes are frequently described as having the appearance of
waves rolling along the land, the land rising and falling. If the wave is
large enough, the portions rising and the portions dropping and rolling
have enough difference in height to cause the landscape to tear apart, as
was seen in Hokkaido.